A man from Eden, NC, faces charges for reporting pre-existing vehicle damage as vandalism to Progressive Insurance, resulting in a $1,500 bond and an upcoming court date.

Governor Roy Cooper appoints individuals to various North Carolina state boards and commissions, promising diverse expertise and a commitment to representing state interests.

A woman in Mecklenburg County was charged with multiple felonies, including identity theft and forgery, for exploiting an elderly person and committing insurance fraud.

A Durham man was indicted on cyberstalking charges against LGBTQ+ community members, facing up to 25 years if convicted. The case highlights ongoing efforts by federal civil rights prosecutors to address such crimes.

Cindy Ramzi Hanna, 48, from Greensboro, was charged with insurance fraud and identity theft, using her deceased mother's name to acquire a homeowners policy and file a false claim.

A Raleigh basketball scout, Earl Lamont Taylor, pleaded guilty to bank and wire fraud, misusing COVID-19 relief funds.

The motor fuels tax rate in North Carolina will decrease slightly to 40.3 cents per gallon from January 1, 2025, with the inspection tax rate remaining unchanged.

The article details the National Weather Service's weather forecast for Raleigh, NC, highlighting light rain on Thanksgiving, followed by a cold snap with clear skies and low temperatures into the lower 20s expected Sunday night through Tuesday.

NC State's Carter-Finley Stadium might get a new name due to a partnership with ISE to find suitable naming rights to increase revenue amidst economic changes in college sports.

Saint Augustine's University partners with 50 Plus 1 Sports in a $70 million deal to lease land, aiming for financial stability and future revenue opportunities.

The parole status of Benjamin Peterson, imprisoned since 1994 for murder, has been updated, with his participation in MAPP being terminated. His case will be reviewed again for parole in 2026.

Garner police detained a woman following the fatal shooting of her 44-year-old boyfriend, with the incident believed to be isolated and posing no community threat.

The Raleigh City Council's swearing-in ceremony will take place on Dec. 2, featuring newly elected members and a reception with North Carolina Symphony musicians.